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THE FISHERIES.
what are the Functions Of the Fisheries
Commission?


WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-Some confusion
exists as to the functions Of the fisheries con,
mission, which Is about to meet here Tho
present commission comes together with -
other power than that OF free corfara,u,a
upon the question which has practically been
AZ open one as long as this country has had
al existence. Briefly stated, It has been from
IHe beginning the claim of the Trnita ? Sea-.
lnae "hafever privileges the treaties with
N1eA' britain recognized as due to Americans
we're original rights, and were NOT IN orr-
sense grants or concessions for wbt,be-...-
.n'ns could DC demanded in return. In other
words, when the territory once under the con-
tol OF treat Britain was divided. the naru.
'loo related to land alone. the rights mo,
"a'ers remaining common to the vassols =,
porn nations. This the Britons have aI,ro-.
denied. a" @5 ;
Inc treaties and arrangements heretofo-e
maue nave been makeshifts, securing rsc,o.
hItion OF our rights in one way or anotbe~
OUT merely for the time being wbue 49,.
pohlng The main question in6eanfta,r Th,
present commission may arrive at an intar /
pFelation OF the existing treaties evac.,- A. !
nhlng the rights of Americans. or fn4ire, +ba+ |
it may agree upon sona rno5,so.
''oh @ oe recommended to the treatr.mek,n,
= sUeh o. the two governments. in ei+eer -
'''ieu cases the commission viii bsva g.
'omphshed the purpose Of its creation
Inc commission cannot deal, under g..
-, powers WITH the question of a com.
- Sal union with Canada, though IL isnot
that that subject nav j. refer-e5
? u oy the two governments beforett its Isbors
re ended ->'''s
Joseph Chamberlain and Sir Charles Tim.
ST "ho, with Minister West. constitute III
'nin'ssioR on the part of Great Britain i
01e@F'r e secure settlement a the veraI
5'tF-es question arrived in the city with
~''t Ae-&ches of their party this Afternoon
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CANADA AND UNITED STATES.
Edward Atkinson on a Commercial Union
Between the Two Countries,

De
NEW YORK, Nov. IA short time ago F
B. Thurber, chairman Of the commercial
union committee Of the chamber Of commerce
wrote to Edward Atkinson, the well known
political economist OF Boston, for an expres.
SIGN OF his views on the subject OF CONNER.
cial union with Canada. Atkinson has re.
piled in long letter, in which ne takes the
ground that not only does he favor such union,
but also that he can discover no valid argu-
ment against 1t.
The novel point in his letter, however, is
contained in paragraph referring to Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick and Cape Breton, the
eat OF the fisheries dispute, and which the
late Gov. Andrews, of Massachusetts,. is
quoted as considering equal in productive
capacity to New York and PHILADELPHIA
Exclusive OF their fisheries, Atkinson saws.
the population Of these provinces is some
thing less than million people. These PEG.
pie have received little benefit from the great
railway projects in the far west, on which
Canada's money has been chiefly expended,
OUT tney must share the burden of the debt.
Mr.. Atkinson says: Suppose the United
States should buy them at price eoual r.
their share Of Canada's debt, say $40. OuO, 0OD
70 s5O,OOO,OOO It would cost FIVE months,
surplus revenue. Would it be a good bargain
-or US and would 1t not be good bargain for
me provinces and the dominion? 1t would
enable the dominion to complete the remain
Ter OF It's railway system without mourning
my further danger OF loss of credit.n
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Henry George to Address the K eft
and Clergy on the Labor Question

CHICAGO Nov. l9.-Henry George, the
great land and labor reforrner and or.,or =
rived here this morning AMI was acco-4es j.
very hearty greeting and reception unon NJ.
4FFi'@i In the city, and the indications a.
. ga 'le meetings announced al Battery D
tonight and at the NlwauFee ava7.-,s -
IA morrow VIII be very nuneronsl~ -.
.el0td. Although Georges art,.rava-,,
remedies ar considered alike chsr,a-,-.,--,
u 7T2ctl1aale, MS knoxn 4t-ftu3e Or So
4~silon ani strikes win untc us,e,il, -.
lraet large audiences from the - -.
A0l2at' e Labor During bis s,av hers
which vii extend over several dsvs ~
GeoTge ~iu deliver special ad5res. 49,.
'le e'ergyu q the various aenon,n.,,on.,
-'-uFcaes' ard genera! discussion wilI foIlo~-
! pm 'ae methods suggested by Mr.. Geo-ys
Y improve the condition az the lsborln,
'4s7es throughout the country.
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The House of REPRESENTATIVES.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE official list Of
members of the next house of representatives
SHOWS that 1t will contain 16S Democrats, 1:3
Republicans, and four Independents. TIE
Independents are Anderson, OF Iowa; Nichols.
OF North Carolina; Hopkins, of Virginia, and
Smith, of Wisconsin.
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Officer Smiths AssaiIant.

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-Barney Harris, one of
the men charged with attempting to kill OH
Ger Smith, on the Milwaukee avenue car Fri.
day afternoon, after the execution. was fined
SO for carrying concealed weapons and held
TO the grand jury in $500 for assault with
intent to sill. Lobenstein, the man who was
with him at the time, was discharged, the evil
dence not being conclusive.
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a Palnahln Ininaaire

apostle 90 countryman)-I sea 70
wear the blue ribbon, sir. You Iook
upon rum az curse. Of course9
tountryman-No; there ANT r.
man IN our township what kin drink
more nor kin. took that blue ~
IN Tor the second biggest hog = -
ounty fair.
APostie-foa ought to have taxa
first prize. nv friend
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NE~ 1oEE- Nov. elsa rrsult Of ,Aa
"a election 10 t1is c.'y. IL hat been as,s,ss
- also VI tAe democratic faetloa knorn :
l[F'Ng Hail. and It's rncabsrs w1l -
dents. d with either Tsmmany B,u r,ra
county Democracy. :
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My dear. " said gushing yOung
vile lo her husband. ..whae 10 Ehes
a" a4i!hg sighing October winds. r.
niiha You oi9 They remind re q
tne Tact. be- replied. somewhat sallF
'nat nave got % arrange il soz
way Tor winters stock Of eoal.
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A Serious Accider.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ls-Fourteen men
we're seriously, and it IS feared soma ~ ,ber7
iA'A.Iy' burned t. The explosion Of G,.or,.~
e. 9J3 sAus1a street to-riyh+
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some one thrrg ! handful II s0eka
John Stewart. cry goods c,erk II Ksnir
oafAF'n, aad the sGcks strfkla2 IeneAl II
mouth drove The ieaI rolnt ins1 hia o..
~atre u vas bT,aen Oh, AMI tic psaeas
his throat.
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PORTSMOUTH, o., Nor. I5.-urs. So
D2"dJ' aged eighty, ~ho vas greseas 2, tb.
o.'fa q Geo. Grant and she vas his nurs. =,
infancy, Is Pc
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TIE NORTHWEST.



u,n- monlana steer made things lively at the
NA'nnesOta and Northwestern deno+ a. n
uuque' De broke away from his kaarors 80
Ae WIG animal terrified all present IL
.n1uieu several persons, but after two h,,1Io+a
80 Oeen put Into him was. killed and orIo+
restored. 0N oil" quiet
y. A. Beardsley, Of minstrel fame was o.
s",1'ou e. CEDAR Rapids Monday Of the CHARGE
- burglary. He was immediately arr4s+od =,
onSrge Of larceny. He belonged to a minstrel
company that played in different +ounr -
'ne s1ate few months ago. His vorno vito
is with him. JoNns "lle
4ne Enerin OF Woodbury. county comDleted
saturday night, the service of an extra veriro
,or seVenty-fve Juror, from which to select .
Jury % tryJohn Arensdorf, q second time ~
.ue murder OF Rev. Geo. c. Paddock Tbte &
- @uul1lon TO the regular panel. The tr,aI
was calIed In the district court. Judca wolo
nelo presiding. Since the Ia # trial vb.oh
enucu u disagreement of the iury. the do
tense mas made strenuous efforts n have tho
ease dismissed. "'0 '"0
AAe iowa State Improved Stock Breeding
ASSOCIATION will hold its regniar animal meet'
lns ~ newton, beginning Wednesday d.
r1noer Q and closing the following Frioav
Inc state short-Horn Cattle, Draft Horse and
holstein Cattle associations will also hold
1neir annual meeting, beginning at the same
'ilne ana place and continuing two DAYS.
wednesday was an unlucky day for rho
Drloge worknen at Dubuque. Levi johnson
superintendent of the constrnc.ton - -
Orluge' was seriously injured by falling head
FOREMOST from the structure on rock below
ano Inomas Jennings, second foreman Of he
orluge' tripped and fell to the ground. dis.
lance q thirty-fve feet below, sustaining So.
we're injuries. o.
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MINNESOTA.

The firm Of Goss & King, which closed
their machine shop ard foundry at Anoka
last week throwing dozen men out ar IN
ployment, have made satisfactory settle men.
with their creditors and resumed business
Five Candidates for departmental serv,oa
were examined az Winona Friday b. N.ss-s
W ]. Whipple, L. L. Rush and y
Wh'e'Tr. under the direction OF sec-ctarv
J.ho f. Doyle, OF the civil service commits.
sion.
Parties Who are prospecting on the Gilmore
farm nesr Albert Lea, for minerals hsvs b.sn
bothered b. natural gas, which Il ese.nir-
rom the hole 10 considerable Quantities
PRESIDENT Sorthrop, Of the az ,,u,--,.
delivered lecture at Willnar FRIDAY a,o-,.' /
on American Home Life for the nd. = /
rs n'gn school library. Tha lectnre 80 -
AOie enort and attracted very larae and -
teIative audience. Au' ~
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......lf.3 - - - !

~Ont township missing.
1tEo pre-tac's missing.
LarrAoce's plurality. Is $40: uat forfsy = a.
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DAKOTA.

The board Of county commissioners con.
vassed the vote cast at the recent election =
Mtnnehaha county with the following resnl..
For division, 1,026; against, 919. For nrobi.
hition, 1876; against, 1855.
Il. ~. Rice has resigned as storakeener ana
accountant for the Chicago and Northwestern
ct Huron and accepted the position Of nAv,nc
and receiving teller in the Huron National
bank. NJ. FL. Beaumont, of Baraboo, Wiscon.
sin, succeeds Mr.. Rice.
Charles Bates, of Yankton, was the Iovvos4
bidder for surveying the lines of the sio,,v
reservation. The line will be fixed by astron-
omical observation. He receives $35 Der milo
and It is calculated that the line viii no 1so
miles long. He. win commence WORK -
April
T. w. Pike, who was formerly in tba ,oan
business at Redaeld, win be brought from
Michigan on requisition from the goverror
OF Dakota. He is charged with emheyz,f,,,
about $500 from E. V. Loser, a farmer liv,r, |
10 the northern part Of Sphinx county.
George Redfern, an old citizen Of Yspktor
ana ooarder at ScaLdinavion hoar5,pg
house on Douglas avenue, about the bear.
o. the city, was robbed Thursday niobt -
$3.50 IN money, s 81 800 mortgage and A n,
10 notes. Another boarder lost a silvar
watch and farmer stopping at the hopse
some grain sscks. Probably tt-aprcrs 49,
skipped on some one OF the early nor,ir
trains.
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NEBRASKA.

woodward, glb-tongued wretch and
uOrai nar, LAS crawled out of Washinotor
county, leaving young wife and child ana
numerous creditors to sigh for q crool, - -.
"oou"aiu 'augnt school in Calhoun town
SUPP grossly deceived young girl. was forcad
% marry and then basely deserted her. sucb
Vermln would hardly grace picnic Of bemn
IRE DroKe out In the gas works at Omaha
saturday afternoon which did good deal of
damage, destroying all the apparatus evcor+
lng the purifier. The loss, covered bv ,rsnr
ance, was about SIS, 900. The citv was Ieft =
uArkness and the Herald says the streets were
- uarK g an avenue to the bottomless nit
without the usual illumination at the end
AZ train OF cattle were being backed ipto
tne yards, at South Omaha, the lear end ran
anto some cars standi ng on the Armour track
ana forced them from track and into AZ
made boIs-Yr ~. vs,,ss-,, -
-wOuT unit passage of two or three cars
Beyond the damage to the wall and the mis-.
placement Of some shafting no other iniprr
was done. 10y
Cnarley Fate and Frank Delawale e, two bows.
were At the Delaware farm, six miles north If |
Benkelman, cleaning their guns preparatorv
. "a antelope hunt. Charley was removing
the shells from the magazine of his gun. All
the shells In the magazine of the gun exnIod.
60 simultaneously, tearing the magazine 70
ATOMS ana badly wrecking the room In which
1ne boys were standing. A shell from one Of
inc cartridges was driven into Pate's cheek
The Burlington and Missouri graders modo
The fur n.y. in Arcadia. They came into that
town last Friday evening and of course strpcL
out for saloon to bowl up, which tbev did
During the night row was started and an
Englshman named Hasty was almost killed
de had his cheek from the lower part Of the
ar to bis mouth cut wide open to the teeth.
ma the 1ugular vein was only missed by one. G
dxteenth OF an inch. +
DAKOTA.
The board Of county commissioners can.
'assed the vote cast at the recent election =
county with the following rasrI4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-02-28

FEMALE PAUPERs ILL-TREATED.-T
Lynchburg Daily 4duaace publishes stalt-
ling sensation from Amherst Court House.
It says "Since the adjournment of the
couutg coutt the community has been much
ezc::aa over tie horrible condition OF the
county poor. house, as developed upon inves-
tigation By The grand jury. Eight members
of the Jury visited the poor-hOuse and wero
Mortified by the discoveries made. The fe.
malls inmates complain OF treatment too
appalling 10 be described aud abuse from
Superintendent Sidney N. Dawson which it
Is hardly possible to believe. Ii isquestion-
able if such den of infamy could be found
elsewhere The poor women were almost
naked, and one was discovered in cold
room without fire, wearing only an old cali
co wrapper Yermin and filth were found
in every department, the odor OF which Wes
sufficient to cause pestience. The county
authorities furnish the superintendent with
bed clothing for the use of paupers. But
the grand jury found only five blankets, and
all Of them were in possession of mulatto
woman, favorite of the superintendent.
1t was also discovered that nameless crimes
were Systematically carried on to such an
extent that it was dangerous for respectable
dependents to be sent there. The grand
Jury, disguised, reported the facts to the
court, recommending the removal OF the
superintendent and his arrest, which the
court ordered Immediately. There is much
excitement in the county over these fright
ful discoveries"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-02-28

lNl Ia MILK PANS just received from factory.
These pans are taking the place of tn pans. The
glaze is perfectly ndestructible free from metals
Of all kinds and is guaranteed from Grazing AS
low priced as the common stone pan and much
nicer. o>,,- s-<,o
feb15 e. j. MILLER, sun ~ W.
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..As Good as New.

are the words used by lady, who was at
one time given up by The most eminent ply
sicians, and left to die Reduced to mere
skeleton, pale and haggurd, not able to
leave her bed, from ali those distressing
diseases peculiar to suffering females, such
as displacement, leucorrh9a, inflammation,
etc, etc. She began taking DR.. Pierce's
"Favorite Prescription" aud also using
the local treatments recommended by him
aud is now, she says. "as good as new
Prica redncad 70 ona dollar Rv drnoyisis.
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GROCERIES,, &c.
\ I EW GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
Mr.. n Fl. JENKINS

Mr. g. H. JENKINS
Announces that he has opened Green Grocery
and Provision Store at the southeast corner of
Duke and Fairfax streets, where he will keep on
h md full stock of excellent goods. All kinds of
MEATS and VEGETABLES. together with
STANDARD and FANCY GROCERIES, can be
found in his store at reasonable prices. jan15
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-02-28

uARLOW & CATION.
IL REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND BROKERS,
Room > Market Building,
ohcr toT sale on easy terms the following de5ira-
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WASHINGTON ADVTS.
WASHINGTON ADvTS.
REDUCTION IN PRICES
-0F. .FTRSECLASS-
Custom made Shirts.
No. i. Redseed to $12 former price $1@5oper

No. i. Rodseed to $12 former price s1@ oper
lfdozen.
No. .. Reduced 70 SIS former price $3.50
per half dozen.
No. .. Reduced to SIS per half dozen.
An Inirnitablo Fit Guaranteed; Quality, Work
manship and Finish Uncxcellod and Seldom
Equalled.
Dress Shirts for Weddings and Roceptions-ThO
present fashion of linen cords, Embroidered Fig
urcs and Spot Bosoms most thoroughly and ele-
gantly made
Fancy shirtings in English Flanncls, Zephyr
and Cheyiot and French Percale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-02-28

IS 00O BUSHELS or LIME FOR SALE

As receiver in the chancery cause of Wibert VS..
besch' viii sell at private sale a. lime kiln.
Gibbon street, rear Lee street hIeysndri. W ",
IN Quantities 10 suit purchasers, ali the SHELL
LlME at said kilns amounting to about / s 600
bushels: All lime not sold by THURSDAY.
March 10th, SS7. will sell at public auction, at
IL O'Clock N, on lint day, on the premises.
Terms OF Sale: Cash.
feb19;a W. H. SMITH. Rcc.iyer.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC SALE

On TUESDAY, March LIST, at II H., the under.
signed, st the request of the owner will sell at
Evergreen" farm, in Fairfax county, three miles
from alexandria, Va, SO MILCH COWS, 9
HElFER CALVES and years old. 5 Colts.
WORK HORSES, FARMING IMPLEMENTS
&c &c -
Terms: On all sums under $50 cash; on all
sums over S25 aud under 500 three months'
time ali sums over S100 six months time notes
TO bear per cent. interest from date of purchase
with approved security.
febl5ts B II FOWTE
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IF YOU CANNOT SEE and cannot find any
/ SPECTACLES to suit you, go to HENRY
WILDTS and have your eyes tested, and you
will have 20 more trouble. nov2o
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- 4. oARLTN 9 -s0Ns.
NO. 6S KING STREET
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINlA
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
iH AAbiSSs-ee H-At 1Net'N-A - - -
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

8aildore' hardware, Locks, Hinges. scrowaI
D,orBolts Latches, &c, saddlory, Hardware.
Bri3le Bits, Buckles, Rings Hames, &C, DC.
Wnoelwrights Hardware Axles, Rims, HUBS
9pokos Sawed Follows; Tiro Iron SC, Pocket'
Table, Carvirg. and Butcher Knives, &C.. Guns
PISTOL Sc a fall and complete stock Of first
c..s5 goods sway IN store epd sold at lowest cash
me- srg15
Morris tribune., 1887-02-09

Default having been made in the payment
Of the sum Of Five Hundred and Eighty
eight and e2-lO0 Dollars, which is claimed TO
tain mortgage, duly executed and delivered
by James NJ Cole and Carrie Cole, his wife.
to The American Freehold Land Mortgage
the twenty first day OF October, A. D. 1881,
and duly recorded in the Office of the Register
of Deeds In and for the County Of Stevens
and State of Minnesota, on the first day OF
November. A. D. 1881, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, in
Book "E" OF mortgages, on page $50; and
no action or proceeding at law or otherwise
having been instituted to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage, or any part
Now therefore, notice is hereby given. that
BY virtue of q power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statute In
such case made and provided, she said mort
gage WILL be foreclosed, and the premises
described in and covered by said mortgage.
West Quarter. and the Lot No. One a., Of
Section Twenty-six tss), Township One Hun
dred and Twenty four 12s), Range Forty-one
Stevens county, and State Of Minnesota. with
the Entertainments and appurtenances Will
be sold at public auction, to the highest bid.
t. 'eo sa6
nifty dollars attorneys fee, as stipulated In
and by said mortgage In case OF foreclosure.
and the e. disbnrsements allowed by IL, law ';
said Stevens County, at the front door Of the
Court House, In the Village OF Morris, in said
County and State, on the Nineteenth day OF
February, A. d. 1857. at ten o'clock A. M. OF
that day, subject to redemption at any time
within one year from the day OF sale, as pro-
vided by law.
Dated December 2sth, A. D. 1886.
THE AMERICAN FREEHOLD LAND MORT
GAGE COMPANY OF LONDON, I1M1TED),
Mortgagee.
POLAND & McCUNE.
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Benson, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1887-02-09

For years the English and French con-
trolled the manufacture Of hairpins, and
1t is only within the last twenty years
that the goods have been produced In this
country to any extent. The machinery used
Is Of delicate and intricate character,
as the prices at which pins are soid necss-
states the most rapid and cheapest pro-
cess, which can only be secured by auto
matte machines. The wire is made az
pressely for the purpose and put up in
large coils, which are placed ON reels, and
the end of the wire is placed in a clamp
which carries 1t to the machines while
Strengthening it; from there 1t runs In
another machine. which cuts, bends. and,
by q delicate and instantaneous process,
sharpens the pointa Running at full
speed, these machines will turn out 100
hairpins every minute. To economic 1t
is necessary to keep them working night
and day.
The difficult part of the work Is the
enameling, which is done by dipping in
preparation and baking In an oven. Here
Is where the most constant and careful
attention is required, as the pin must
be perfectly smooth and the enamel have
~ perfect polish. The slightest PARTICLES of
dust, cause imperfections and roughness,
which is Objectionable. Stoves and Hard
waxa.
Morris tribune., 1887-02-09

Some high state official authority
has recommended to the joint Finance
Committee of both houses, that they
strike out of the regular appropriation
bill that clause appropriating q GER
tain sum of money to pay for the
publication of the laws passed by the
present legislature, in the news
papers of the State. Now this will
never do. The TRIBUNE will at all
times lift up its dolorous voice and
wall for economy, but we don't want
our own OK gored. We realize that
we are different from other people in
this respect, but can't help 1t. The
TRIBUNE has been happy for some
time in the contemplation Of being
able to liquidate some of its debts
with the money it would earn in
publishing the laws in the spring,
and cant bear even the thought of
disappointment. Let everybody
rise and enter an objection, for a
crisis in the newspaper business is
threatened. The clause in question
must not be stricken out.